Datanalyze is a mathematical graphing software, which uses Matplotlib as rendering back-end and equips an easy-to-use GUI.
Datanalyze supports to graph mathematical vectors and functions: it could handle either explicit or implicit function in a polar or rectangular coordinate system, graphing them in 2D or 3D axes.
To install Datanalyze on Windows 10, download a Windows installation package and complete the installation wizard.
For MacOS and Linux users, Datanalyze DOES NOT officially support your platform. You should consider installing Windows, using Wine or building your own Python environment (See Datanalyze Python environment requirements ). There are no ongoing bug or coverage tests under these platforms, so GUI may behave abnormal and some APIs may malfunction under Linux and MacOS
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This tutorial will provides you an overview of what Datanalyze does. You only need less than 5 minutes to complete the Tutorial, so please take a look.
For more information and advanced operations for Datanalyze, please go to Datanalyze complete user guide. This guide includes advanced Datanalyze commands and syntax as well as detailed settings which would customize your plot.
For windows platform, enter your installation folder, double click Datanalyze.exe
to run.
Then you will see this UI:
To graph a equation, simply input your equation into the box and click start new
If you want to graph a equation on a existing figure instead of creating a new figure
, click continue.
To adjust other settings, click advanced mode checkbox. The Main Frame will expand,
which will also allow you to customize more parameters.
You can customize line colour, domain and range at the right part of the main frame.
Also, a friendly reminder, you can use Python expressions in domain and range settings, like this:
If you want to graph more equations at once, make sure to write each equation in a separate line.
You can select different colours by pressing ctrl, different equation will use a different colour that you have selected, listed from bottom to the end, before creating the figure.
You can also use Python expressions in the equation. To tell the parser that
you are using a Python expression instead of mathematical operations, use #
to separate the expression. For instance, call a random generator and plot
#random.randint(-10,x)# = xy
To graph polar equations, use r and theta instead of y and x:
Implicit polar equations are also supported in Datanalyze:
Left X axis and Right X axis are used to adjust the domain of theta in polar
mode. Adjusting the max r value display range, adjust the Right Y axis instead.
Left Y axis takes no effect in polar mode.
To graph 3D equations, make sure the equation start with z = . Datanalyze does
not support Implicit 3D equations. You can use your mouse to drag the frame.
To graph 2D or 3D vector, use square bracket to indicate vector(s), and use ; to
separate vector(s) and vectors' starting position(s).
To indicate complex number, use a capital I instead. Datanalyze could graph
the real part of the equation and disregards the imaginary part.
To graph y = x^I:
The graph with imaginary part (red) looks like this:
gives you an introduction about the folders provided with the environment.
- Lib
under
Datanalyze\Lib - Saved Image
under
Datanalyze\Saved Image - config
under
Datanalyze\config
- API Reference, providing introductions about the APIs provided in Python mode
- Python Environment Requirements Guide for users who need to build an environment for debugging.
Welcome everyone to contribute. Simply using "pull request" to merge changes.
For bug fix, raise a issue and upload the log file (config\cfg_log.log).